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Interior Department Changes.

Interior Department Changes.
The following Official changes have been made In
the Department OF the Interior:
General Land Of1ce-Resignation: Charles H.
Rabbit, OF Iowa, clerk at 81, 800.
Pension Onice-Resignation: owen McCabe, Of
NO., 200.
Patent Ofnce-Resignation Augustus p. Smith,
OF Conn.,, Sd assistant examiner, 81, 400
Prom0tlon-Robert +. Rogers, OF Pa, 4th to Sd
assistant examiner, 81 200 10 Al 400
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BODY RECOVERED PROM TIE Rrrss-
rouudered on ,he Pacific.

LONDON. Nov. 2s.-The British steamer yorti-
geru foundered between Somabaya and Hong
Kong. several OF the persons aboard were saved
The Nortigern was engaged In trade La Eastern
waters. She was OF $40 tons register.
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Over $4,000 Post.Offices.

OVER 25,0O0 APPOINTMENTS MADE DURING THE PAST
TWO YEARS.
The annual report OF First Assistant POST
master-General Stevenson shows that the whole
number OF post-offices in operation June 90 1887,
was 55,157. Appointments Of p0stmasters were
made during the year as follows: On designations
and commissions expired, 6,s63; on removals and
suspensions, 2,5S4; on deaths OF pOstmasterS $50;
on establishment OF new ofhces, 3,O42; total num-
Der OF appointments made during the year, IL, 079
a net decrease OF 9.67O compared with last year.
The number OF money-order offices In operation
June 30, 1887, was 7,745, an increase Of 4S1 over
the previous year.
Thework OF adjusting the salaries OF postmasters
and ex-postmasters OF the third, fourth, and NTH
classes as required by the act Of March s. 1883 Is
progressing as rapidly as possible. The salaries
Of 2,47s Presidential postmasters were adjusted
during the year, and the aggregate amount In
yolved In all the adjustments was 400, 900.
Among the principal contract articles furnished to
and consumed by the postal service during the
year % were about $50 tons Of wrapping tw,ns, over
and nearly 7,000, GOO letter headA Gen stevenson
recommends that the deposit required for each
p0st-O1lce box key be reduced nom SO TO 25 centS
and that authority be granted and the necessary
appropriation be made by Congress for paying the
rent OF third class poSt-omcea
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From, Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S ii a. m.-The stock market
opened quite weak this morning, with first prices
showing declines from Saturdays final figures OF
from = TO q per cent the latter In Missouri Paci-
nc the market was quiet except for a few OF the
leading stocks. among which Richmond and West
Point, Reading, and 81. Paul were most prominent.
There was very little feature ia the dealings fuc-
tuatious being confined 10 very narrow limits and
prices In most or the list remained about steady,
though Louisville and Nashville, and Richmond
spectively. Late In the hour, however, the entire
list gave way and fractional declines established
over the whole market, while Kansas and Texas
displayed marked weakness, losing IL per cent
The decline was accompanied by a somewhat bet
ter business, but was checked before III O'Clock, at
which time the market was quiet, though rather
heavy at close to the lowest prices OF the morning.
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1 Police Riding school burned
Crying Down ParneII tn Paris.

WINNIPEG, MAN, Nov. 2s-The riding schooi foe
the Northwest mounted police at Regina, y. W.
T., burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
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Schaefer Want. 90 Meet Daly.

LENGEs TO THE WORLD
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2S-Schaefer and Carter, the
billiard experts, In Cincinnati. They print In
the daily papers an individual challenge open TO
the world, 20 play anybody match al billiards for
81, 600 TO f25Q0 a side. Schaefer expresses an
especial longing for Daly OF New York, TO take up
his challenge. Schaefer and Carter as a team of
two, challenge any other team OF two IN the world
for from 81 600 70 s, 800 side 70 play match &C
billiards
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The Coming Cold Wave.

LIKELY TO REACH HERE TONIGHT.
1t is thought at the signal once that the cold
wave, which is on its way from the northwest
will reach Washington tonight and that by to-
morrow morning the temperature Will be down to
the freezing point. The cold weather is expected
TO last until Wednesday morning.
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American Feeling On the subject Close.
lv Watched i'm England.

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
LONDON, Nov. 2S.-The reception OF the arbitra-
ton delegates In America is watched here with
much interest. Even the tories, always considered
the more bellicose party, are not unfriendly TO
their objects. The DAILY Ne,cs sums up the opinion
OF the most reputable politicians by saying: THE
number OF members OF parliament signing the me-
mortal not only large but the best fn.
ment. single word from America, when she
might have been thought exhausted, suniced 10
make Nepoleon withdraw hastily every French
soldier from Mexico nation so strong can anord
TO be pioneer In peace. There is nothing but the
friendl1est feeling between the two peoples, and
all that the world knows OF President Cleveland
amply justifes the assumption that he will be only
too happy TO see his way TO support the proposal"
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Tne o6lcen OF the K. OF 1. at Pittsburg have
published letter declaring that 5000 miners
WIN 70 on strike unless Iortntghtly pay day
and other concessions are granted
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Marr1age licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to G. W.
vaughan and Edwina A. Ter1inger; A. J. suter
samus saG Ma Hoer np M1IerW 0en Oh Saim roSrsy M
and Elizabeth Stiner; James L johnson and Mary
c. Monroe.
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The Arizona Boiler Explosion.
DUE TO THE PLACING OF SOME FOREIGN SUBSTANCE
THE ROLLER

PRESCOTT ARIZ., Nov. 2s.-The coroners inquest
the bodies OF the six men VINO lost their lives In
the boiler explosion at Wilson Co. S saw mill on
the 18th inst. was concluded saturday night. The
jury found that the explosion was caused by the
placing OF some for ign substance In the boiler
and named Louis Beck as suspected OF being i'm
plicated In the affair.
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Suicide Of a Ru,sian Judge.

LONDON Nov. pa Russian judge committed
suicide by drowning at Tagaurog to-day because
the police suspected him OF being concerned In
political intr1gues
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NuRpRRRp AND PLACED ON rU TRAcK.-The
man9led body OF Frank Gresko. Hungarian, was
found ON the track o. me rennayivania schuyikni
Q verdict Of accidental death was rendered by the
cOroner'B Jury. On subsequent examination three
bullet holes were found In 0reko's hean. He Wa
rece0fly married, and jealous companions ere sus-
pected Of murder. The district attorney has begun
an tnveuttgAt1OA.
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PARIS, Nov. 2s.-At a concert given by VI.
Lamoureux last evening, a rhapsody OF Irish airn
was greeted with cries OF "A bas ParneIi" J,y.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2S.-The statement OF the
Norfolk and Western Railroad Co. shows net earn
1ngs for october OF 500 66 an increase OF $50 6O6
as compared with the same month last year. For
the ten months ended october 81 the next earn
tngs were 81. .410, ,562, an increase OF $3431 as
compared with the corresponding period OF 1sS6.
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DUBLIN Nov 2S-Mr John Dillon writes that it
Is owing to his urgent request that Messrs- Cox
and Sheehy members OF parliament, have been
evading arrest since Tire warrants were issued for
them. He says that both OF these gentlemen have
given valuable assistance In combining the tenants
TO demand redused rents.
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GOVERNMENT CONTROL or TIE TELEGRAPH LINEa
I. ". Powderly, general master workman Of the
Knights Of Labor. arrived in New YORK city Satur-
day night nom Philadelphia, and is stopping at
the Barrett House. He said his visit relates To
telegraph affairs; that the Minneapolis conven-
tion passed resolution advocating Government
control OF the telegraph and he % collecting nf0r
nation on the subject This win be drafted and
presented 70 Congress at the next seesiOn.
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PHu,pr1pH1A SroRE

PHnADEIPHIA STORE.
VIII Offer this week Great Bargains throughout the
Store following Departments: In Furs we will
ODER full line Of all the raost desirable kinds such as
Bsaver Mllx, Lynx. Silver Gray Eox, Bear and six
Beaver IN Nuts. Boss and BY the yard prices
win offer full line Of Chins siIk in plAin and fancy
aud emoruicered Tides also LADIES' Gents Hand
kerchiefs in white and colored, white center with
colored boriers Nufers white and colored plain
great variety Children Ladies' and Gents ladies'
hosiery and Lessngs in all styles and prices 10 suit
the tirlss-
In our Glove Department VIC will offer some great
bargains IN SuedsGloyes AZ 95c 81 Is and 81 %.
These prices lower than other house IN town fog
the quality. Kid Gloves IN all shades and black,
In heavy stitchnzfor sl 3l25 and 81 SO, extra good
In our fancy Department. xe offer sl kinds VI Em-
broidery slks. Chenille. and all kinds Of worsteSds
fancy Ornaments. &C. Baby Caps In Wool and Silk,
Czps Piush Bonnets. and everything the baby wants
In our Gents Department We Will oner fuli line Of
Underwear IN white, red and natural wool also full
hne VI Neckvszr Gloves Hall Hose Collar and Cuns
wool good. from 2sc- up. full yard wide Also fun
line of Cashmere At very low prices
Silks. yelyets Plush in all eolors and low pr1ces
Our Blanket stock is now complete, and are offer
nx them from 81 up 10 el5 tevery thing new). no old
We have sy,scialties IN Umbrellas in Ginsham. Al
paca. Gloria Isle Thread and SILK all silk. natural
stick and gold and silver handles very cheap.
seleefion Of Ingram from 25e: % 75c. Tapestry
Brussels from yoc % c. Body brusnels st el an6
up. KuEs Of AL kinds very cheap. Art Squares all
sixr~. On. Cloth all widths
curtain Poles With Bra. Trmminss in all kinds Of
ssins. One price 70 all Goods Married in plain 6gursa
n2o s2s 7th and 700 St NV.
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Three children OF @. o. White broke through
the ice yesterday on Rock Creek, near Montreal
Canada, and were drowned.
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Coal Miner, Xaxes.

MEN IN TIE PITTsBUR0 DISTRICT ADVISED TO OUT
WORK UNTIL GRANTED AN INCREASE
PrTTsBURG, Nov. 2S-The coal miners district
circular requesting the river coal operators TO
adopt arbitration TO settle the existing disputes
and calling upon the miners TO quit work
at once until the operators concede the advance In
wages demanded or consent to have the question
decided by q board OF arbitrators The miners
want an increase OF one-fourth cent per bushel In
the mining rate, semi-monthly pay, and q check
weighman. The strike will affect several thou
sand miners along the Mononganela and Youghio-
gheny rtvera
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A N0rth western Fuel Famine.
PEOPLE m MINNESOTA AND DAKOTA FKARFuL Oh
FREEZING 10 DEATH.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-Tne announcement comes
from Duluth that nearly 600 900 tons OF coal have
been taken there, over 200, 600 more than last
year. and yet it Ii already evident that there viii
be great shortage In the supply this winter. The
nrst blizzard has come and the towns OF Western
Minnesota and Dakota are even now showing
signs OF great anxiety. The report comes from
Huron that many people there are preparing 70
bring hay burners into reQuisition, and Telegram
from Adrian announces that there u not pound
OF coal for sale IN that town and some distress Is
reported among the poor.
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ARMY ORDERs.-First Lieut. Jas E. Eastman has
been transferred from battery to light battery A,
I'd artillery, and First Lieut. NJ. c. Richards from
light battery to battery C; Corporal Chas.
Glaster 9TH infantry, now at Fort Monroe, has
been ordered to join his company at Fort Totten
Dakota
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Latest Advices from stanley.

Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
LONDON, Nov. 2S.-Adv1ces from stanley received
to June "a say he had decided to leave a detach-
ment OF 246 natives under Major Barttelot strongly
fntreIched at Arnwhirni falls while he goes him.
self TO Albert Nyanza.
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Hanged Herself while insane.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-The police report that
early this morning Miss Henrietta kisch cofn-
mitted suicide by hanging herself In a closet ss
her home on 1l4th street. Miss klsch was well
connected and had Just returned from Europe
where she had spent the past year. She had been
Ill for some time, and was undoubtedly insane
when she took her life.
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He Had q Mania for Newspapcr~.

THE PECULIAR PHASES or A BALTIMORE roLITIcIANS
INSANITY.
VIM. F. McKewsn. clerk OF the city Court Of
Baltimore. Is said 70 be hopelessly insane sstur.
day his wife filed q petition In court asking for
Jury TO inquire iato his mental condition She sets
forth that her husband h now, and for the pas
three months has been, OF unsound mind and
lunatic without lucid Intervals and Is not capable
OF governing himself or managing his properly;
that he has real estate and personal property "
the city and state OF considerable value and that
there rs no one authorized 10 manage the same toe
bus use and support and the support o. ms wiie ano
infant children.
Mr. McKewens insanity did NOT. n u stated.
manifest Itself until about SIX months ago. wnen
the court officials noticed that ne s1gnteQ n14
work seemed forvetful and at times did NOS
recognize his fr1endA He acquired 1ngular mncy
for neWspapers and would go nom one newsoea1ee
TO another, buying up all the payers on MS 1ano.
ON one occasion he conceived the notion OF lAytnI
in 4 suppIy or dolls for his children. He visited
various TOY stores, and bought enough 20 STOCK .
store with. HIS people cautioned the dealers
against selling 70 him. and rearing that ne might
Indulge in other prankA they deprived MN o. n1s
money Three months ago he was fnveigied -
Spring Grove Asylum, where be now iz
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DieA 0f His Wounds.

LoNDoN, Nov 2a-Geo NJ Graham OF Rochester,
n. Y, who was shot on the night OF the 2lst inst
by Dan DOherty, OF New York, after quarrel over
q gambling debt, has died from his wounds
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cxusuxp N sxow.-At Ottawa, Ont, the roof a
the new Masonic Hall which is N course OF con-
strucfton, fell In yesterday morning. crushed by
the weight Of snow upon H. Crashing through
two noon ft completely wrecked the fnG1de of thf
building and the stock of A J. etevons Z Co.
boots and shoeR on the ground Moor.
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An OTTAWA dispatch says that Nia,ssr rose9
= mot suffering from FEVER. although the Wnpto@
Poster was up yesterday, cd egypsccB % ufAEe
fog Warrington to-day.
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The North Atlantic squadron.

NEWPORT, r l., Nov. 2s.-The ships Of the North
Atlantic squadron sailed this morning for Gardi-
ner Bay, L l., where they viii engage In target
practice and then proceed 70 New YORK and Nor.
folk.
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The NORTH ATLANTIC SQuADRoN.-Rear Admiral
Luce informs the Navy Department that the
vessels Of the North Atlantic squadron would
leave Newport to-day for Gardeners Bay for
target practice. Afterward the Richmond, At
yard, and the Galena and Ossipee viii 90 to the
Norfolk navy-yard to be put in condition for the
winter cruising.
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THE HOUSE OFFICES.
What In Said at the Capitol To-day
About the Candidates.

Mr.. RAlNES' CANDIDACY FOR THE CLERKsHrP NOT
THOUGHT TO BE FORMIDABLE GEN. CLARKE's
FRIENDS SURE OF HIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DoNEIsoNs ANSWER TO THE CHARGES AGAINST HIM
THE MINOR OFFICES,
The announcement OF Mr. VIM. G. Raines' can
didacy for the clerkshp OF the House added a little
interest to the general canvass for the officers Of
the House. 1t promises q contest where
IL was thought the election of Gen.
Clarke would be without opposition,
but It Is not thought to be at all damaging to Gen.
erai Clarke's chances Mr.. Raines has come into
the nght too late 1t Is thought. All the talk has
been favorable to General Clarkes reelection, and
his friends say that he has more than enough
votes assured him to secure his election. There Is
no credence given to the report that the President
Is interesting himself In behalf OF Mr.. Raines and
II II were 80 1t would he likely to cause some re-
harm m than good to tine eSs Sew Yofkeq a Ts
cause The Indications seem to point TO
tne reelection OF all the old officersl
letter from Representative Breckenridge, OF Ken
lucky, IN which the charges before spoken OF were
formally presented Representative Taulbee, who
mas READ the letter, assured STAR reporter to-day
that the charges were answered completely by Mr..
Donelson, and In manner that must prove salts
factory S 10 Mr Breckenridge or any one else He
SAID mat, as lawyer and gentleman, he could
ask no better defense. Others OF Mr.. Donelson's
frlends who had read the letter, said that it took
pletely.
Representatives Mills and Bynum declared that
tnere could be nOdOubt OF Mr.. DODelSon'S election
MI DOnelSon told STAR reporter this morning
that up to this time he has been disappointed in
put one man he counted on, and that this morn
Ing ne had got the promise OF support from five
members he had not counted on at all. The dan
ger Mr DonelsOn has been In is from the charges
that have been so much talked OF, and upon them
the opposition rely. If, as his friends think, the
answer to these is complete his election win be
assured.
All the other candidates, 1t is understood, have
withdrawn In favor OF Mr.. Hurt, and his friends
Sill insist that he will be elected declaring that
Mr.. DOnesOn could not be elected in the face OF
the charges Their whole reliance is placed in
these charges, the truth OF which they earnestly
insist upon.
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Ir Is REASONABLE

Ir Is REAsosABlE
To suppose that firm whose experience in
business covers years Of success can and will
give its patrons satisfaction Such q firm Is
located at 719 MARKET SPACE. COR STH
ST. NV.
CROWDED SHELVES AND COUNTERS.
Notion Departments will be found special at
fractions. an unlimited supply Of the best pro-
ductops.
We OFFER
superb collection Of UMBRELLAS for Ladies'
and Gentlemen. Nothing but the very best
articles find their way into our house. In silk
We have them from 80 to the best Elegant
line of very handsome Handles in Gold and
Silver. Gloria Silk. very popular. We show
good article as low as sl-35; better grades a.
high - S4.25.
SILKS, SILKS! SLKS!!!
Al prices that will make it tempting to buy
them. Black Silks always wanted but the
Special Bargains now offering are not
always to be found See the prices-e1, S1.25
and e1.50. They are certainly . marvel Of
genuine chespness.
Our HOLIDAY GOODS are arriving daily.
Z q. DAVIS
no6 719 MARKET SPACE.
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III. ID. BARR

III. ID. BAHA
IMPORTEE AND TAILOR,
Mas the honor e inform you that his NEW GOODS
NJ 'sxsH psrsonally fts al g,rments msds IN hts
1ll1 Psnnsylvsnis Avsaua
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PARIS, Nov. 2S.-Lord Lyons, who is about TO re-
tire from the British ambassadorship In this city,
Is seriously i'll
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SECRETARY ENDICoTTs ABsENCE.-None OF the
War Department officials seem informed OF Secre-
tary Endicott's whereabouts. He went to New
York on Friday, and it is thought that he will
visit Salem. He took with him papers pertaining
10 matters 70 be considered in his annual report,
and while absent will devote his attention to its
preparation. Chief Clerk Tweedale is In charge OF
the War Department during his absence
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PonHrAbLx GRArEs.

PORTABLE GRATEs.
BRASS ANDIROSs. TENDERS.
And I'll the requisites for the artistic treatmen. of the
open fireplace Exquisite Porceiains for mAntel orna
ments Choice examples Of Royal Worcester Doulson
ard other celebrated potterieA Artistic Bronzes.
Brxsses. &c.
HAYWARD HUTCHINSON,
oIo A24 9Th stres<
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DUBLIN, Nov. 2s.-In the case OF the men
charged with the murder OF Constable Whelehan
at Lisdoonvarna, on september IL. the judges
have declined 10 conduct the trial at Cork O.
Sligo instead OF at Wicklow.
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ADJUSTMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS.
A LBAUaH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
GRAND SOUVENIR RECEPTION TO DAINTY
MINNIE PALMER.
Royal Welcome Home from Her
GREAT TOUR AROUND THE WORLD.
ms, ns eiondayl Evening. Tuesday and "Wednesday
ss,.s' st,nxs' the only performances Of the Popular
MY SWEETHEART"
PRETTY SOUVENIR GIVEN TONIGHT TO
LIVERY PERSON IN THE AUDIENCE.
Thursday and balance Of the week.
NY BROTHERS. SISTER"
Next week.-Mrs. Kiralfy's Grand Spectacle.
n2s "LAGARDERE"
II EKNAN's WASHINGTON THEATER.
Gus Hills IS WoRTD ne SS 81 NoSRT2s IL sna
The MLhE htMAE 4 ! fkadA pk6DiGY.
KING Sus OF II rHE ihL AIR
In Their wonderful and thrilling performance OF
NkITTG TG..gsI LEE 3snlsx ceiling
HARRIs BIJoU THEATER.
Priee-zAt Night 25 and 80 cents At Matinee-.
Adults 20 cents young people under sixteen years Of
one week. commanding Monday. November %.
in that roaring farce-comedy,
"a SOAP BUBBLEr
NEXT WEEK,
J. II. WAILICK. in THE CATTLE KING" n2S
WONDERLAND.
w Pennsylvania ave, near 11th ST.
HOFFMAN,. EVERETT co. ...-........ .Proprietors
-Four performances daily, 10. $780, 80 and 9:l5
D. N. MONDAY, NOVEMBER %.
GALATEA.
The most startling illusion ever presented.
Maxiino aud Bsrtolo. the original Aztecs; the Mar
ineili Bros symnssts Foreman aud Meredith sketch
artists. Gus Drawee. Chinese iusrxler Asbury Ben,
human leopard. Restros. sc. Many curios. Tai
ented speciality artists Admission 10 cents
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FIRING SHELLS MORE THAN FIVE MnRs.-The
Trials thus far made at Sandy Hook with the new
l2-lnch breech-loading mortar have been highly
satisfactory. At an elevation Of As degrees the
shell, weighing 265 pounds, was propelled, by a
charge OF 60 pounds, a distance OF more than 5
miles tne initial velocity being 1,037 feet and the
pressure 2, 700 pounds,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-28

INDICTED FOR FosGERY.-The acting Commis-
1oner OF Pensions ls in receipt OF Information to
the eject that Meltor j. Boggs and Jonn F. Riddle
have been indicted by the United states grand
jury at Charleston, W. Va, charged with forging
check F~->-o>>